07 May Royal Wharf
Country | :London, UK |
Type | : Mixed |
Address | : North Woolwich Road, London E16 2BG |
Tenure | : 999-year Leasehold |
Top Year | : 2017 |
Developer | : Oxley International Holdings Pte Ltd & Ballymore |
About Royal Wharf
This vast metropolis on the Thames – Europe’s biggest city – offers a truly unique combination of prosperity, heritage and booming popularity.
London is the world’s premier financial centre. It is the number one city in terms of visitor numbers. And underpinned by stable government, effective regulation and economic balance, it offers one of the planet’s most investible property markets.
The 2012 Olympic Games broadcast to the world a city with a great knack for balancing the trappings of the modern world with the legacy of a long and celebrated history. The London they took place in was – and is – both a world-leading international business centre, and the most important cultural meeting place on Earth.
In being situated in the once-industrial East End, the games underlined the secret of London’s persistent success: its remarkable capacity for reinvention.
Location
Site Plan
Country | :London, UK |
Type | : Mixed |
Address | : North Woolwich Road, London E16 2BG |
Tenure | : 999-year Leasehold |
Top Year | : 2017 |
Developer | : Oxley International Holdings Pte Ltd & Ballymore |
About Royal Wharf
This vast metropolis on the Thames – Europe’s biggest city – offers a truly unique combination of prosperity, heritage and booming popularity.
London is the world’s premier financial centre. It is the number one city in terms of visitor numbers. And underpinned by stable government, effective regulation and economic balance, it offers one of the planet’s most investible property markets.
The 2012 Olympic Games broadcast to the world a city with a great knack for balancing the trappings of the modern world with the legacy of a long and celebrated history. The London they took place in was – and is – both a world-leading international business centre, and the most important cultural meeting place on Earth.
In being situated in the once-industrial East End, the games underlined the secret of London’s persistent success: its remarkable capacity for reinvention.